Ideal height and BMI for 63 kg adults

Healthy height range at 63 kg

159 cm to 184 cm

63 kg is a healthy weight if you're between 159 cm and 184 cm tall (a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9).

If you're shorter than 159 cm, 63 kg gives you a BMI of 25 or more. If you're taller than 184 cm, your BMI is under 18.5.

135 cm167 cm198 cm
ObesityObesityOverweightOverHealthy weightHealthyUnderweightUnder

Over means overweight. Under means underweight.

In pounds
For adults 20 and older. BMI is a screening tool, not a diagnosis, and it doesn't measure body fat. Categories are from the CDC.

Find your BMI at 63 kg

Your BMI at 63 kg, by height

We show BMI to one decimal place without rounding up, so 24.96 shows as 24.9 and counts as a healthy weight.

HeightBMICategory
135 cm34.5Obesity
138 cm33.0Obesity
141 cm31.6Obesity
144 cm30.3Obesity
147 cm29.1Overweight
150 cm28.0Overweight
153 cm26.9Overweight
156 cm25.8Overweight
159 cm24.9Healthy weight
162 cm24.0Healthy weight
165 cm23.1Healthy weight
168 cm22.3Healthy weight
171 cm21.5Healthy weight
174 cm20.8Healthy weight
177 cm20.1Healthy weight
180 cm19.4Healthy weight
183 cm18.8Healthy weight
186 cm18.2Underweight
189 cm17.6Underweight
192 cm17.0Underweight
195 cm16.5Underweight
198 cm16.0Underweight

What it means

A healthy weight fits a range of heights. At a given weight, your BMI goes down as your height goes up. The heights in your answer are the ones that give a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9.

We don't round BMI up. We show BMI to one decimal place and drop the rest instead of rounding. So 24.96 shows as 24.9 and still counts as a healthy weight.

BMI doesn't tell the whole story. BMI doesn't account for muscle, bone, age or sex. Two adults with the same BMI can have different health.

How BMI works

  1. BMI is your weight divided by your height squared. If you use pounds and inches, multiply the result by 703.
  2. For the most accurate number, weigh yourself in the morning and measure your height without shoes.
  3. Your category comes from the BMI with the extra decimals dropped, not rounded.

Nearby weights

Common questions

Short answers about how these calculators work.

The CDC defines a healthy weight as a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 and overweight as 25.0 to 29.9. We drop extra decimals, so 24.96 stays 24.9.

No. The CDC describes BMI as a screening tool. It doesn't measure body fat, and it can't diagnose a health condition.

Sources

Where these numbers come from

  1. About adult BMI (opens in a new tab) - CDCBMI categories for adults
  2. Calculate your BMI (opens in a new tab) - National Heart, Lung, and Blood InstituteHow BMI is calculated for adults
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